Testing Perspective

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I am Rahul Verma, a software tester by profession and passion. I have chosen to focus on the art and craft of software testing as an individual contributor. On this website, I put my thoughts, share my findings and announce my workshops & opportunities for collaboration.

The opinions expressed on this website are mine. Thank my employer and my wonderful friends when you feel good about them. Question me when you don't.
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14 January 2012 2 Comments

Anti-Boxing: How to Thrive and not just Survive in QA (@ Hyderabad)

Anti-Boxing: How to Thrive and not just Survive in QA (@ Hyderabad)

I’m going to present a half-day tutorial as a part of STeP-IN SUMMIT 2012 on February 10, 2012 at Taj Deccan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad. You can find the registration details here. This is the second time, I’m presenting a tutorial at Hyderabad, after last year’s tutorial on Design and Implementation of Test Automation Frameworks, which was received very well.

Following are further details about the same:

Introduction

I am writing this introduction and other contents as a direct address to you, the…

7 January 2012 0 Comments

Web Application Security Testing Workshop on Feb 11-12 @ Hyderabad

Web Application Security Testing Workshop on Feb 11-12 @ Hyderabad

I am happy to announce my public workshop on web security testing at Hyderabad. It being my first public workshop in the city, I have decided to keep it a low-cost one.

The workshop is on Feb 11-12, 2012. This would a suitable companion to my Anti-Boxing tutorial as a part of STeP-IN SUMMIT 2012 on Feb 10th at Hyderabad.

Download the Web Security Testing Workshop brochure

Please use the contact form or write to me – rahul_verma@testingperspective.com to get account/address details for reserving your seat.

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1 January 2012 2 Comments

Coincidence and Its Impact on Testing

Coincidence and Its Impact on Testing

Apart from being the last day of 2011, yesterday was a regular day. I chose to watch Schindler’s List. For me, a typical experience of watching a good meaningful movie includes a follow-up web surfing on the subject, its director(s), actors, related movies etc. Yesterday was no different. I opened the movie’s Wikipedia page which opened the way for a long web surfing session. I went to various websites/wikipedia pages to know more about Schindler and other people who did similar courageous attempts at saving lives. Throughout this session, one common word appeared on all pages – “Nazi”…

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